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Islamophobia: a problem rife across the political spectrum

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“Islamophobia is not exclusive to the far-right; it is a systemic issue.”

I understand Nus Ghani’s pain at being ‘othered’ for her faith

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“Nusrat’s pain and shock of being belittled and “othered” because of her faith is something that no-one should have to endure.”

Britain’s remaining Holocaust survivors share their memories

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Now in their nineties, seven men and women who survived the Holocaust are having their portraits painted for a new exhibition at Buckingham Palace. Josh Glancy hears their testimonies

The global war on religion

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The death of religious freedom heralds a dark new chapter in world history

Kate Forbes MSP: ‘Tolerance can only exist between people who fundamentally disagree’

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“To preach tolerance means you must be willing to speak to and be open to the views you do not share. Tolerance cannot exist when everyone agrees, so if anyone cares about tolerance in the Scotland of 2022, then we need to be more comfortable debating and discussing challenging issues with people who fundamentally disagree with us.”

The churches must stay open

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Hooray for Cardinal Vincent Nichols, who used the one day of the year when his pronouncements are amplified by the season to ‘sincerely appeal that [the government] do not again consider closing churches and places of worship.’

UK’s Leadership on Defending Religious Freedom

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The UK has a unique opportunity to defend religious freedom when it hosts an upcoming ministerial meeting. Here are some suggestions to make it a success.

Freedom of belief for life – not just for Christmas

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Fiona Bruce MP is the Prime Minister’s Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief, and is MP for Congleton.

‘My life just started crumbling’: Is British media Islamophobic?

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Wajed Iqbal case has been cited in the Muslim Council of Britain’s annual report on media reporting of Islam. He spoke to the BBC News’s religious affairs journalist, Harry Farley.

Breaking the cycle of antisemitism on campus

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For some time now, there has been a depressing series of incidents in Oxford with antisemitism as the clear commonality between them. Every term or so, a serious antisemitic incident occurs.

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